Real life vampires

If you decide to seek out a vampire, be aware, once you’re on a vampire’s radar there is no turning back. Your life will never be the same, and you will never be the same again.

This article was written by John Edgar Browning, from the Georgia Institute of Technology in the US.

While many will turn up their noses to the idea that vampires walk among us, some people are very much convinced that these monstrous beings really do exist. In Scotland, we have had our fair share of sightings over the years, and today we are going to explore some of them...

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The television schedules and bookstores are full of them, but could you actually find a vampire? Here are a few of the traditional as well as the lesser-known places to find a vampire.

Although the word "vampire" may have been introduced in English in 1732, other Europeans had been recording stories about reanimated bloodsucking corpses for hundreds of years. Belief in vampires was widespread even during the early Enlightenment. Most Europeans stopped believing in vampires over the next century, although encounters and sightings persisted well into the 20th

“Lestat made me do it.”